Whats that round thing i the middle of the meal? Something eatable?
The Solidarity Fridge is a grassroots, open and collaborative project aimed at reducing food waste occurring at households, supermarkets, restaurants, events, etc.
At this food waste pickup we rescued lots of frozen norwegian salmon that was distributed and shared from the Solidarity Fridge locations.
The Solidarity Fridge project started in Gothenburg Sweden, but is part of a large foodsaving movement in many countries.
By posting on ZapRead we hope to inspire others in joining the foodsaving movement.
Find out more at:
http://solikyl.se/about/
https://foodsaving.world/
I love that this is possible in Europe / EU. In North America, there are some places it is illegal for food stores to give away food to the hungry/needy. The law was placed to prevent employees from maliciously causing food waste to give to poor (corporate control of the government). I wish something like this could happen in North America too.
There are some strict regulations from the national food agency here is Sweden as well, and most food stores are reluctant to cooperate with us.
However there is really no law that can prevent a store from donating their food waste, and so more and more are actually starting to donate instead of wasting.
I guess dumpster diving is more popular in North America.
It's really sick to have laws that will prevent sharing the abundance we all created.
Maybe people are not angry (or hungry) enough to change these stupid laws.
Just binge watched 2 seasons of Hannibal. Still looks delicious, though!
Well, they might be fingers. It's hard to tell.